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Serving Trussville, Jefferson & St. Clair Counties

Exterior Care, Repair & Remodeling in Trussville, AL

Keeping Trussville’s subdivision homes clean, sealed, and current, and giving the older Cahaba Project houses the careful updates they need.

Neighborhoods

the historic Cahaba Project homes near downtown, Glendale Farms, Hidden Forest, and the newer subdivisions off Deerfoot Parkway and Chalkville Mountain Road

Housing Stock

1930s Cahaba Project cottages near downtown, then mostly 1970s to 2010s subdivision homes with vinyl siding, brick fronts, and wood decks

Trussville Property Services

Pressure Washing & Exterior Cleaning

Soft washing siding, cleaning driveways and walks, and cleaning decks and fences before they are sealed.

  • Low-pressure siding wash
  • Concrete and walkway cleaning
  • Deck and fence prep
  • Gutter-line and soffit cleaning

Deck, Fence & Siding Repair

Replacing rotten deck boards and stairs, resetting fence sections, and repairing damaged siding and trim.

  • Board and stair replacement
  • Fence section repair
  • Siding and trim repair
  • Stain and seal

Kitchen, Bath & Interior Updates

Refreshing 1990s and 2000s builder-grade kitchens and baths, and careful updates inside older Cahaba Project homes.

  • Cabinet and counter updates
  • Tile and fixture replacement
  • Interior painting
  • Written itemized scope

Most Trussville Homes Need Upkeep Before They Need a Remodel

Trussville grew fast from the 1990s on, and most of its houses are subdivision homes with vinyl or fiber-cement siding, brick fronts, wood decks, and wood fences. Those materials hold up well when they are kept clean and sealed, and they look tired quickly when they are not. Green and black growth on the shaded side of the house, gray decks, and stained concrete are the first things most owners call about here.

The Cahaba River runs through the city, and many lots back up to creeks or woods. That means more shade, more humidity, and more organic growth on north-facing siding and fences. Gentle washing on a regular schedule, followed by repairs to the boards and caulk that washing reveals, costs less than replacing siding or a deck that was left to break down.

Near downtown, the Cahaba Project homes, built as a planned community in the late 1930s, are a different job: small footprints, older systems, and details worth preserving. The city spans Jefferson and St. Clair counties, and permitted work inside city limits goes through the City of Trussville.

Trussville FAQ

Still have a question? Call 205-281-0940 or request a free estimate.

Do you serve the St. Clair County side of Trussville?

Yes. Trussville spans Jefferson and St. Clair counties, and we work on both sides, along with nearby Clay and Pinson. Call 205-281-0940 to set up a free estimate.

Our subdivision home has green streaks on the siding. Is that a problem?

It is usually algae or mildew, common on shaded and north-facing walls near Trussville’s creeks and woods. It is mostly cosmetic at first, but it holds moisture against caulk joints and trim. A low-pressure wash removes it without forcing water behind the siding, and it also shows us any cracked caulk or soft trim that needs repair.

Do you work on the older Cahaba Project homes near downtown?

Yes. Those late-1930s homes have small rooms, older wiring and plumbing, and details many owners want to keep. We approach them like any older house: we find out what is original and sound, update what needs it, and write down exactly what will change before work starts.

Our HOA wants the fence and deck to match the neighborhood. Can you help?

Yes. Many Trussville subdivisions have HOA rules on fence styles, stain colors, and deck materials. We give you a written scope with materials and colors you can submit for approval, and we do not start exterior work that needs approval until you have it.

Who issues permits for work in Trussville?

Permitted work inside city limits goes through the City of Trussville. Cleaning, painting, and like-for-like board replacement typically do not need a permit; new decks, structural repairs, and additions usually do. We confirm the requirement for your scope before quoting.

Have a Trussville Property That Needs Work?

Free estimate, written itemized scope, and a straight answer on scheduling.